Will this fit a Tricam SC-100? Not sure it's worth it to buy four new tires for our wagon . . . a new wagon costs about $90 at Home Depot
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William: I would suggest buying the FR1030. About twice the price, but a much better tire. The garden cart purchased from H. Depot is holding up well, but the tires are the first to go. I feel with FR1030 tires that my cart will last longer than if I had purchased a new cart.
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I purchased a ser of these for a vintage go Kart. If the axle bore is 5/8" they should work great. Replacement bearings are cheap too.
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Can't answer your specific question, but you are correct . . . buy the new wagon. And if you are in the military or retired military, HD gives you a 10% discount.
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Yes it is 100mm and anything larger will not fit. I would order a set of wheels now because the wheels that come with are very soft and will wear every time the brake is applied on a sidewalk-type surface. (Like a block of cheese on a grater) My son found some red metal-core wheels for less than $20 he liked and solved the wear problem. Scooter has held up very well, grips are better than anticated, did not replace.
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Not sure I bought mine from big lots. I still haven't tried mine out to make sure it fits. Waiting for the weather to break.
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I think with a bit of muscle you could do it but the easier way is going to a tire store or mower sales/service. I have a local John Deere sales/service near me and they put the tire on for $12.00 well worth it. Of course, I am over 65 so went the easy way.
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I ordered the cross rails for my 2013 traverse but I was missing a component that is suppose to be on the side rails. My 2013 Traverse has side rails but they are not the ones that fit the cross rails. When I inquired with the dealership regarding the proper side rails they were $300 for each rail so I did not purchase the side rails. Unfortunately, I am left with the cross rails that I purchased off Amazon. I hope I was able to assist you and not confuse you. I currently have the cross rails you are looking to purchase and if you would like I could send you pictures of the ones I have and sell them to you for less than what Amazon has them for. I ordered the cross rails for my 2013 traverse but I was missing a component that is suppose to be on the side rails. My 2013 Traverse has side rails but they are not the ones that fit the cross rails. When I inquired with the dealership regarding the proper side rails they were $300 for each rail so I did not purchase the side rails. Unfortunately, I am left with the cross rails that I purchased off Amazon. I hope I was able to assist you and not confuse you. I currently have the cross rails you are looking to purchase and if you would like I could send you pictures of the ones I have and... » Read More I ordered the cross rails for my 2013 traverse but I was missing a component that is suppose to be on the side rails. My 2013 Traverse has side rails but they are not the ones that fit the cross rails. When I inquired with the dealership regarding the proper side rails they were $300 for each rail so I did not purchase the side rails. Unfortunately, I am left with the cross rails that I purchased off Amazon. I hope I was able to assist you and not confuse you. I currently have the cross rails you are looking to purchase and if you would like I could send you pictures of the ones I have and sell them to you for less than what Amazon has them for. « Show Less
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So far we have not had to replace the tires yet. seems they are holding up better than expected. But I did do some research before, below is the Link. they are about $20-$30 per set. http://www.razorama.com/razor-ground-force-drifter-parts-section.html
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These rims should fit fine and you can use your current tires. You can pick up some new lugnuts for about $20. I got everything swithed over for less than $100.
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I would recommend them if there are any left in stock. This was the type of tire my 2007 Focus came with from the factory, and they've been the only one's I've used for it over the years. However, this particular type is no longer made by Goodyear, there's a more expensive version to replace it (of course, right?)
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I know from experience that WTB makes a good tire for the buck. Vredestien is a tire that I haven't used. My own personal choice is Schwalbe.
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If you are trying to find an original replacement wheel you will have to email the manufacturer. However, the size seems common. I would think you could find better wheels at Harbor Freight or Tractor supply, but in the year and a half that I've owned this thing I haven't needed to replace the wheels. I've hauled eight yards of gravel about 150 feet from my driveway to my kids playground area and the wheels have been just fine. Each load was somewhere between 300 and 400 pounds. The wheels aren't a problem. That said, you might be happier with a better wagon. This one doesn't have enough lift to make the dumping feature worthwhile. It's too low, so you end up with half your load still sitting in the hopper when you tilt to dump.
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No Many of the new smaller cars we looked at purchasing DO NOT come with a spare tire, jack, etc. they are starting to put instead an air compressor and glorified fix-a-flat. The dealer I got my Kia from told me, but wanted almost $400 for the spare tire kit
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Nope. You need tires marked 26 x 1-3/8. Been there, done that. On Amazon, your choice is limited (no fancy stuff like Schwalbe, so far as I know) but Kenda has you covered. Do you really need a $40 tire on an old steel rim English wheel? If I could, I'd send you a link to the tire I have in mind. If you answer this post, I'll give you the ISO size you need.
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This was folding tire. I actually returned the tires due to some poor reviews. The new Pro Nevgals are getting great reviews. One other note...I had to also return my first choice of WTB Weirwolves. WTB tubeless tires are not compatible with Stans rims.
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I have a snapper fwd push mower. I measured my rear wheel dimensions and searched online for a replacement from a different mfg, because the OEM replacement was $75 per wheel before tax and shipping. The important things to look for are the inside diameter of the bearing on the wheel, the overall diameter of the wheel and the width of the wheel at the axel/shaft. Sorry I couldn't answer your question specifically. I hope this helps.
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I have not found any accessories that you can purchase, but you could hook little things up to the trike and pull them I guess. Another customer posted that they could not find any trailers either, but they were able to make a little wagon work by fixing it to the trike.
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It is my understanding that the seller is also the manufacturer. They should be able to provide a new wheel. Also with the wheel measurements you should be able to get one from your local hardware store. If you have already tried these suggestions, I don't know.
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I had a terrible experience with purchasing wheels because the menus did not include tire size. If you used the drop down menus that gave Year, Make, and model. You need to ensure that you have the correct tire size for the wheel you are ordering. I got to this wheel thinking it was standard for a 2011 chevy Aveo. When I got the wheel it was for a 15" tire. I had 14" tires.